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Originally posted by ATH911
So all the 13 NoC witnesses
are wrong?
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
CIT says it's an aerodynamic impossibility for the plane to have flown NoC and also to hit the Pentagon, IIRC.
Do you agree?
Originally posted by ATH911
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
CIT says it's an aerodynamic impossibility for the plane to have flown NoC and also to hit the Pentagon, IIRC.
Do you agree?
I'll answer that after you answer
my question I asked you first.
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
Therefore, their belief that the plane was NoC is incorrect.
CIT says it's an aerodynamic impossibility for the plane to have flown NoC and also to hit the Pentagon, IIRC.
Do you agree?
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
Originally posted by ATH911
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
CIT says it's an aerodynamic impossibility for the plane to have flown NoC and also to hit the Pentagon, IIRC.
Do you agree?
I'll answer that after you answer
my question I asked you first.
Fine.
I believe that they are correct when they state that they all believe the plane hit the Pentagon. Therefore, their belief that the plane was NoC is incorrect.
Now you.
How could they ALL been so wrong???
Originally posted by ATH911
How could they ALL been so wrong???
Does that flight path include the knocked down light poles?
Originally posted by PersonalChoice
Barring that though, it's very strange that he couldn't find one person that contradicted the NOC path witnesses.
Originally posted by hooper
Well, since none of these supposed NOC witnesses agree on the path how could any of them be right?
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
Only this select group is wrong. All the other witnesses are correct.
Why not do all 3 that I can think of?
Calling911 : I originally believed there were not enough pieces at the Pentagon when I first started investigating, but then I also looked at the fact that I had never seen a crash of a 757 hitting a concrete building at 500 or so mph. The faster something hits and the "matter" that it hits can make a huge difference between how many recognizable parts found.
Craig Ranke : Right which is why you are DISMISSING the corroborated hard evidence we provide demonstrating a right banking relatively slow moving plane and making up your own speed with no evidence at all.
Furthermore the Pentagon is not solid concrete. You're only talking about 2 feet of layers of brick, concrete, and limestone.
The notion that it could disintegrate a 757 is ludicrous.
Craig : As an air traffic controller Sean Boger is an expert witness. Terry Morin is an aviator as well and he also puts it over 10 seconds from the Navy Annex to the explosion. William Middleton ALSO puts it over 10 seconds. The location of these witnesses puts them in a better position to judge speed than most. The right bank would be facilitated by this slower speed.
Originally posted by ATH911
I'm not sure what you are asking, but there can only be one flight path that doesn't destroy the official story, agreed?
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
Are any of the NoC flight paths/damage areas on the Pentagon wall aerodynamically possible?
I think it's some excellent research. They went out and interviewed all of these people, took multiple interviews which all corroborated the central theme of a flyover. It's not that hard of a concept to either visualize or pull off if your the U.S. Military.
Originally posted by Alfie1
reply to post by PersonalChoice
CIT make a big issue about their witnesses supporting and corroborating each other but when you look more closely it is not quite like that. For example, you have Ed Paik and Terry Morin who put the plane on the south side Navy Annexe / Columbia Pike area ( which I think makes them soc witnesses really ) and others who put the plane way north over the ANC maintenance buildings parking lot.
They are not generally supporting each other and it doesn't surprise me at all because I don't think it can be an easy thing to mentally transfer an impression of a low fast jet in the sky to specific points on the ground. When it comes to a choice between a witness being right about the flightpath or right about it hitting the Pentagon then I think it is a no-brainer for the latter.
If you are really interested I would also urge you to consider the witnesses individually. For example, here is an item about Ed Paik and whether he was inside or outside when the plane went over :-
911reports.wordpress.com...
You will find that Sgt Lagasse could not remember where he had been at the Citgo station on 9/11 when CIT spoke to him years later. According to some posts I saw on CIT's own forum, the poster had contacted Sean Boger who apparently has no idea CIT are using him as a NoC witness. The plane crashed yards from his heli tower position and the tower was damaged by flying debris but CIT continue to use him as supposed support for their fly-over theory !